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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
rTCr.uary Reporf.

The following shows the actual NOR
tality in Richmond for the week end
ing September II. 1887:
Causcs Of Death: Apoplexy, ,; ce
rcbritis, cholera-iniantum, l con
gestion Of lungs, 3; consumption, 7
commissions, ]; croup-diphtheritio, l
diarrhoe- chronic, /; diphtheria, )
dropsy, ; dysentcry, l; fever-mala
lial, 3 inanition, infantile lockjaw,
/ ; inflammation Of brain, / msras
mus. 3; old age, ! paralysis, l pre-
mature birth, /; py"uia, !; teething,
/; chronic liberation Of bowels, ]
worms, ]. Whole number OF death:
in tie city, exclusive Of still-births, 40,
AGc: One to thirty days, s.; one tc
six months, / six to twelve months,
] one to three years, ); three to five
years, 2 five to ten years, 6; ten t.
twenty years, 3; twenty to thirty
years, 4 thirty to forty years, 3; forty
TO fifty years, 3; fifty to sixty years, 2
sixty to seventy years, 4 f; seventy tc
eighty years, l eighty to ninety years,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
An Zee l,eIessed from Iail.

The Chinaman All Lee, who was ar
rested September 9th on warrant pro-
cured here by Ling Quong, OF Phila.
delphia, charging Lee with obtaining
81 eco under false pretences from him,
was yesterday released by order OF
Judge Atkins. As the offence was com
mitted outside OF Virginia the courts
here had no jurisdiction, and as no re-
ouisition issued from the Governor OF
Pennsylvania, the Judge thought longer
detention Of the prisoner unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Isn,ice CnurfGptherinca.

The following were the most impor-
iant cases tried in this tribunal yester-
day morning:
Richard Sadler, drunk and resisting
the police. Fined $40 and costs.
Charles Harris, William Hsskins,
Hiram Crutclfeld, and Isaac Frayser
(all colored), charged with being drunk
aud disorderly in the jail-yard. Harri.
fined SlO, Haskins fined s., and all OF
them required to give security for
their good behavior for twelve months.
James Bullock was fined $40 for ere
ating disturbance on the street. Others
connected with the trouble will be ar
rested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
imitation to She Alumni OF Rich
FaOnd College.

The following letter is published for
the information Of the members Of the
Richmond College Alumni Association
lir. q, U0rcV Clarko, SccrctQry:
Dear Sir,-On behalf Of the trustees
of Richmond College We respectfully
REQUEST You to convey to the members
of the Alumni Association a cordial in
yitation to be present at the college on
thursday evening, I'D instant, at S
o'clock and assist IL the formal opening
of tire museum and art hall.
Members Will please assemble at 1850
in Lecture Room &C, centre building,
sccond story, and accompany the trus-
ices into tie hail. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM Il. HATCHER,
Chairman Committee.
e. II. RgldRd, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
one or the Eighsh-Strset Robbers
Arrested.

Arrested.
For two or three week, past there
has been breaking into houses on north
Eighth street. Monday night Mr..
Gerst, who resides on Eighth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay, heard some
noise at the window Of his room. He
went to the window and found it raised.
Knowing that he had closed it on re-
tifing, he stepped out on the top
of tho porch and discovered a man
lying down. He ordered him 10 get
up, and fred at him, but the
fellow climbed down the post OF
the porch and escaped. Later in the
morning servant at Mr.. John Kess-
nich'a, No. 903 east Clay street, saw a
man in the yard helping himself to tho
crockery in the kitchen through the
window, which lie had broken open.
She informed Mr.. Kessnich's son, who
came down stairs and asked him what
he wanted. He said he was looking
for some one and went of. From the
description given by Mr.. Kessnich the
police were satisfied it was an old
offender by the name OF Robert
Coleman, who lives in rearof the houses
that have been robbed on Eighth street.
Vest rday evening Sergeant Brooks and
Officer Shields searched Coleman's
house and found the articles stolen
from Mr.. Waggener's few nights ago.
Coleman was arrested later by Captain
Angle, Sergeant Cosby, and Officers
Hannon and Shields.
Austin Mitchell. nm old offender,
supposed TO be the companion OF
Robert Coleman, was arrested last
night by Sergeant Tomlinson and
Officers Farly and Wren, charged with
stealing a lot Of razors from Richard
FQeuson, barber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

l. Overture, "Thc Belle of the Vii
age," Bouillon,) Amateur Orchestra
,. soprano solo, "The Gipsey,' Cam
pana,) Miss Celia Sycle. 3. Zithe
solo, Selections, (--,) Mr.. j. Adam
Joeck, of Newark, \. J. t. Russial
Carriage Song, (ThorntOn,) Amateu
Orchestra. .. Soprano solo, "Com'
10 Me- Denza.) Miss Celia Sycle. 6
Cello solo, "IoIget Me Not, (Schu
berth.) Mr. G. ". Ihilow. 7. Sopran,
solo, Echo Song Katie" (Bischoif,
Miss Celia Sycle. g, Gems of Often
hach. CMoses.l Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
INITIATED BLOOD.
sCROFUI0U0. INHERITED. kND CONTA.
GIOuS III MOKS CURED BY
CITfCI RA

Through The medium ~ ore - your books re-
ceived through Mr Prank T. Wray, Gruggis'.
Apollo. Ia. ! became acquainted with ycur
CUTICl "a REHFpTEs. ana iRks this opportunity
90 testify % you mat their use has permanently
cured me 81 one u the worst easss 81 hl0oi-
ft'sclHg. in connection Win eryfincla-. that !
layr ever seen. aud this after having been pro-
noancod iucusbio b, some Oi Tho best physl-
cinus ~ cur county. | tak0 great pleasure IN
forwarding 20 you this testimonial. unsI!i tied
as 10 ie iy you. ia order tlat others suffering
f.om Similar msladiss may 200 encouraged o.
give your CUrICrEt REMEDIES n trial.
D. s. MHULtNGEK, Leechhurs. Pa
Reference: FRANK 4. WEAY, Druggist, Apol-
j..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
uev. Cnrter HELM Jones.

Rev. Carter Helm Jones, of Eliza
beth, N. j., is in the city, having been
summoned here by the illness of his
wife. who is, however, much better
He has Just received unanimous and
hearty call TO the First Baptist church
in Stamford, Ct, which is one OF the
wenlthiest and most efficient churches
In the country but his devoted people
NJ Elizabeth are protesting against his
leaving them, and II is not decided that
he can be induced TO leave his present
field Of usefulness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Arrival OF Yeteran..

The steamboat Westmoreland, O.
Baltimore, arrived last night, havinf
on board an excursion party Of eighty
ladies and gentlemen. They are nearl,
all survivors Of the Third Pennsylyanil
artillery, who, with their families, ar,
enjoying their first visit 10 Virgini.
since the war. The Third artillery hal
It's headquarters At Fort Monroe during
1868, 1854, and 1866, but about thre,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Jamcs r. Richardson. Custom-liouse, Vow
Crlcaut. ou Dnth snt-: In 1870 StrafuioIs = %
Gers hrobc out ou my body until ! wasa moss
ofccrupton Everything known to tne ue liz
cal faculty vas tried in vsln. Ito-am0 mer0
1.IfCk. A. times could not me- inT hands % my
head. e0uli NOS turn iu bed; wRs IN constant
yain, and looked upon llie a. q curse. 80 To-
liof or cure iu Ten yeas. I'm 1850 hoard n ite
CrTICurA tEHEuiEs, used them, ond vas per-
fcCtN cured
sworn TO before United s,atos Commissioner
I ID IN Lr L-In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

nud Contagious ilumors. with Loss ~ Hair snl
Iru'u.u- ~ thc skin. 8re positively curcI by
CUTIcrRA and CrrlCURA SOAR externally aud
CIuCrKA RFsOIN ENT internally, when all other
medicines fail. Send Tor pamphlet.
CTTICUNt RFHEulFs are sold overyWher9.
Price: CUuCURA. the Great skin Cure. 80"
GUuCUEA soar, an Exquisite Beautlder, 2Nc
CrIICyTA HFsOIyTST, the New Biopi-PurIler,
81 P0TTEg DRUG AID CHEWCAL C03rtNY,
Boston.
FINTLTe. Blackboals. Skin-B mishes, and
IAL4 ILulr- rs. u. lIIlCIRA NOAr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
1nrira,lan Erederick,hurx

Governor Lee yesterday received an
invitation TO the first annual fair TO
he held in Fredericksburg on the 9th,
2Sth, aud Goth Of this month. II was
printed on whine silk and mounted on
a white-and-blue bristol board, and was
the handsomest thing of the kind ever
seen at the Capitol here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
The Pyfhtan visitors.

Yesterday the Supreme Chancellor
of the World, Howard Douglas, and
Grand Chancellor Of Virginia Thomas
II. Nimelson were shown various point,
Of interest around the city by COM
mittee of Pythians composed OF Messrs.
Richardson, CITmp, Teller, Cosby,
Hill, Evensen, Woody, and Groomes.
The visitors lett the city in the evening
for their homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
A Valuable Remedy.

Numerous-testimonials prove beyond
q doubt that Allcock's Porous Plaster,
cure paralysis, nervous debility, and
loss of memory when applied to the
spine. They remove kidney Difficult
ties when worn on the small OF the
back applied to the pit of the stomach
dyspepsia and indigestion disappear
Colds, coughs, and asthma no longel
trouble the suffering patient when h-
uses them on the chest. II you have
q headache or want 10 sleep put ar
Allcock's Porous Plaster on the maps
OF the neck-the work is not only done,
but well done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
A. WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER q.

few minutes. lie was Democrat and
had always been one. He favored
changes in offices, but il they were to
be made they should DO made inside
of the Democratic ranks.
Mr.. TYLER.
The next speaker was Mr.. Lyon o..
Tyler. After alluding 10 the Republi-
can party he remarked that he desired
to say few words to the Independent
party. How could such party exist !?
Why, the State was covered with car
casses of such organizations. IL was
not possible for such a party to live.
Every question had only two sides, and
an independent party was political
vhat-is-it?
OTHERS.
Mr.. Tyler was followed by Messrs.
r. Nj. s. Valentine and /. L. Wallace,
after which the meeting adjourned.
Postmaster Cullingworth, Hon. J.
Taylor Ellyson. Mr.. G. V. Meredith.
Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker, Jr., and Al
derman Davis were present at the meet
ing.
As the audience was leaving the hall
n young man named Phil. Harris, who
had interrupted one of the speakers,
became engaged in q tussle with q
member Of the Fulton Club, but they
were instantly parted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
lgedicaI aOeiety.

The annual meeting Of the Medical
Society OF Virginia will be held in the
hall OF the House OF Delegates Octo-
Der 18th. 1t is expected that there
will be a large attendance. The dele
gates will be suitably entertained by
the Richmond members of the proies
sion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Merchants and Farmers.

If you want to be kept posted on
Grain, Poultry, and Country Produce
send your address to Taylor & Co.,
Grain and Produce Commission Msr-
chants. 1913 east Main street, Rich
mond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
wDl mn, wear Them Roth at Once

Rev. Or. A. L. Dickinson received
Yesterday by express two fine hats
with the compliments of John B. Stet
son, ESQ, Of Philadelphia. They wer,
OF the finest material and best work
manship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

We have been selling your CUrICURA BEgs-
uIF- fof ycIi., and have Tho lut complaint yot
o. r,roiyo from purchaser. One Of Tho worst
cn.es - sCrOfulH ever saw was cpred hy the
use ~ Owe bottles oi CUIlCUgA KEsJLygNr.
CIqfrrUA, and CrucrHA soar. The sap
takes tie "cakc here a. "a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR ~ TAYLOR. DrIggi-t-,
Irnnk fnrL knu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Change ntthe Capitoi.

Mr.. J. Foote johnson, first clerk il
the State Tressurer's Office, has re
signed. His place has been taken b.,
Mr.. G. II. Urner, late funding clerk
No appointment has yet been made by
Treasurer Harman for Mr.. Urner's po
sition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

treasurer AndcTsOn's BOnd Insult
lictent.

The Henrico County Court-Judgc
r. c. Minor prcsiding-wss engaged
for a shoit while yesterday in the con
sdcration OF civil matters.
Mr.. Conway Il. Sands, the special
commissioner appointed by the Court,
as required 10y law, to examine tue
Trcssurl's bond, reported that the
bond Of Treasurer George Anderson
was insufficient. The amount required
is Sl55, 900, and the commissioner con
xdors Mr. Anderson's sureties good for
not more than 100000, and recon-
mcrGs that additional security be
given.
The matter VIII be considered at the
next term on the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

fourths Of its members did active SER
vice in the field; and the present eK-
cursion gives its members q chance to
visit the battle-felds where they were
participants, as they have chartered
the boat for . week ana stop wherever
they please. They remain here two
daYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Professor Bristol's Eques-C -Curricu-
lum drew another delighted audience
last night. During the performance
oae OF the mules sat in chair in one
oi the proscenium boxes. This after
noon there will be matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Fourqurean, Price & Co., sole agents
for the Butterick Patterns, have just
received new and fresh stock. Call
aud get the Catalogue and Fashion
Sheet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CRY 0P SrAUsTOS-ss:
Be Il remembered. that on the 23th day Of
March. Is57, At tho city Aforesaid. before me,
q. Men. WLittle. . notary public resident in
the said city duly commissioned aud qualified
~ the executive authority and under the laws
q the State Of Virginia % take acknowledg-
ment u deeds. &c. 10 be used or recorded
therein. personally appeared Davis A. kayser.
yice-presdent. ANA II. u. kcllhany, secretary,
Of the Staunton Life Association Of Virginia,
who. being duly sworn, dep0se 1nd say. aud
each for himself says. tina. they are the above
described officers Of the said company. ana
that the foregoing Is a true aud correct state
ment of the actual coudi,lsn of said organIza-
tion on the last day Of its rScal yesr--to wit,
ihe 3ist day u December. 1886, according 10
ne best Of their knoNlsdge, information, and
belief, respectively.
49,, Ia testimony whereof have here
}sBAL. unto set my hand ana afiixei tho
'--r--p seal Of my ONCE on the eoth day OF
March, 1857.
lsignedl c. Men. wGITTLE, 3
70 sl-6t Notary Public. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Tho number ~ policies issued du-
ring the ysar ar..................... 81
Tho amount OF insurance effected
thereby .......,............ti, ,9s2,50O %
Tho amount Of premiums received
during tho year.....,............. so %
Tho amount OF interest received
and all other receipts. a.sii 20
The amount Of losses paid during
tho year.. ................... Il.SIf %
The amount o. losses unpaid aud
payable from assessment IN 1851. 1873 20
The amount Of expenses. ......... iS,5ii s3
force.....-.....'.......'.......... g,Oso
The amount Of liabilities or risks
thereon ana ali other Ilsbiiitlss.. ,.sss,sO %
any............,............,..'... 900 90
Tho amount ~ assets,
and how invested
Loans secured by pledge
Of bonds, stscks. 6c....i2y03 %
Cash on hand IN bank. 3597 ~
Lllce fixtures. ST %
~ 900 "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

Go to Fourqurean, Price & Co. and
get the new Butterick Patterns, Cata-
looues, and Fashion-Sheets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
Concert AT the soldiers Home To-
Morrow.

Kessnich's Band, augmented to about
twenty-five pieces, will render the fol
lowing programme on the lawn at the
Soldiers Home tomorrow afternoon
hccinnipg at ) O'clock =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY,

GEORGE W. MAYO, ION A. NJ, imported
iron-stone china.
kICHMOND BAZAAR. II A. NJ, annual sale Of
stock belonging 10 John d. Dsyis, ESQ near
Lichmond.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses,
mules. ouggies. phaeions. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21

NsmO sf the company in fuIl-TnR srAUSros
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA.
Homo II principal once Of said company
STAUNTON, Va
Character OF ths company, whether life, acci-
dent, casualty. city cooperative association.
brotherhood, livestock, or any other assoca-
lion insuring lifs-LIFE.
Presideht-Gsneral JOnN ECnOTs.
Vice ice-Irssidont-DAVIsA A. hkYsER.
Secretkry-Il. NJ. MclLHAHY.
TTsssurer-h. =. FUEKsOUsER.
OrsAni2ed 6nd dincorpOrsted-MARcH Z, 1888.
Commenced buslness-APRIL 10, 1888.
Name OF the general ageat IN Virgiala-Csp-
tain 4. &. MORTON.
Residence of the general agent n yirginia--
tTAUHTOS, VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
JULIUS MEYER & Sons,
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
lss 2l-eodl
tNsURAgCE SrATEaENT.

,FUBfisHRD By AUTHORITY OF TIE AUDITOR on
4 NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
"A FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3isr DAY
OF DECEMBER. iSd, OF TaE ACTUAL
CONDITION OF THE sTAUNrOS LIFE AS
DIR TIE LAWS or TIE STATE OF ylR-
GINA. MADE 10 TIE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF
VIRGINIA PURSUANT TO THE Act or THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATING THE
lkEpOIkTS OF INSURANCE COAPASIES, AP-
rKONED FEBRUARY ~ 1873
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
GR0CERfEs, Ae.

HAVING BEEN AWARDED THE
IL contraction tbs ENTiaE EREfREsHaESr
PRIVILEGES al the siass Fair. Ne can be
found at No. iii6 east Main street every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY between
the hours Of and O'Clock p. n. ONLY. unsii
further notice. where We VIII receive proposals
for stands and privileges
Ladies viii be waited on at their rssi-
dences.
50 issaawu mlII . EyxSsKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-21
OlU ORR MlP0rtatioHS.

rOE7Y-fNgU gFE4T an coiors. nj 5D'.
rgrr- equal to regular Zoe. goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
MR.. NICoLI AND THE LABOR PARTY.

HE Is SOUNDED or THE QUESTION OF A NoMINA-
TON BY GtoRGE's FRIENDS.
When the United Labor party County Convention net
on Monday evening expected that II would 90 on
and make nom Instead OF doing 80 the conyen
ton adjourned TO October IL This has been accepted by
many persons as an evidence OF weakness by those
who know a great deal Of what Is going under the
surface the delay Interpreted TO hat the United
Labor party cannot obtain the consent OF certain men
who are wanted by the leaders TO upon their county
and Judiciary ticket
II was expected that the convention would nominate
Deancey Ncoll for District Attorney. As matter OF
fact tho eaders did want him 10 accept tho nomination
Some said they spoke by authority called on
Mr. Sco few days ago aud asked To be allowed 10 use
his name candidate for the nomination for District
Attorney by the United Labor party. Mr. Sicol told
them that he did believe In the theories OF Henry
George he fully approved the conviction and sen
VI boycoiter and that In could he DO
considered In sympathy with their movement Never
he.ess They stil wanted 10 he allowed TO use his name
a, a candidate They assured him that tbsre WAS no
doubt OF his nomination. and with his popularity aud tho
ppoI OF consider able part OF the press there ~~s not
Inucn OF his election Mr.. Nicoll wavered NIUE
md for time before making hi, rnal decision lie
consulted with two three political Trends
They dsusded hun from giving MS consent 10
the OF his name declaring tnat II wonld ruin him
politically: that regular organization would evor take
him up after running such platform OF principles
understooI Mr. SicoL has not To- ualiy given
friends that he will consent TO go on the United Labor
tigx 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
PREPARATIONS FOR OLEvELAyDS roUl


frorn The Specially Informed Indianapolis Journal
Daniel. hope will that The prepar atons Ia r
my far Western trip are completed IN good season 80
there may be delay In getting off, want to got the
prslimi aries of my mind so that can obtain two or
thrse good nights rest before we start"
Yes. MR. ann whoop,ns every thing up =, ~. o..,
dishes provisions sugar lemon glasses and other neces
sary articles And Daniel. don't forget the atlas and
glasses and the speeches made At Philadelphia-and
you might well put In my nshng tackle; might take
notion to X In 'ome OF .Se . oa, isa@s near 81
think not. sire. In some portions OF the Tar west
the antelope bounds the plains and the Wild gaelic
fees before the adventurous traveller But that Is tur
thsr West than ST. Louis"
- ! wish we're going so far. Do you know. DAN
iel would Ike above all things to penetrate into
haps draw tho bead on one OF these Wild grsetes you
spoke Al what point do we get cute the range OF
daily papers, Danclf
:" Is tt possblef had thought OF having The Ererng
Star mailed during our absence DO you think It
NO sire they have daily papers at Indianapolis. a.
Louis and Chicago fully sqnai to those OF "ashns'on
better II possible, than those OF Buffalo
am not surprised hear H. Daniel. after oil have
hacn told about the rapid development OF the West
From all gather tho Mississippi valley Is making
wonderful progress And that reminds me. Daniel. DO
Won know whether the Mississippi River has beea much
affect ed by the drSnthf =" ... 49,,
81 think not sire I wired United states Marshal
Couzins ST. Louis yesterday and she says stu I'M
am glad OF that want TO the river at IL. best.
and heal NAV refer 20 Western waterways IN ny
ANIMAL message and should like TO have all the prin
cipaI rivers In good condition Try and arrange that
Won can Daniel And don't forget TO lay In plenty OF
md ths large family umbrella and two or three boxes
oI roed cigars and plenty OF writing materials and some
light reading matter and pls. 70 ss' ana my saans
hsrs ali think Of just Say. Dan. Putin my no
Sliisv. waat 70 gst plenty Of sleep wAis I'm gone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
FURS RICH AND WARN IN GREAT PROFUSION

Handsome novelties in furs are shown at f. Booss
Rro,s No 449 Broadway, NUTS and bOas choice
for lighter The size Of the nun remains the same,
though there various fances in the manner OF
making 1t. Ali the leading furs are used nor the pur-
pose. Natural beaver maten black cub bear, silver
fox Russian sable lynx black and black Per
sian lamb all fashionable. Sealskin garments seem
TO have reached the height Of perfection in shape Ihey
range nom short jackets and NANTES " long pointed
paetos longer nevmares, which entirely cover the
dress Seal sacques continue 10 be popular In spite OK
the many varied shapes III market Newmafkets are pre-
ferred without trimming They are made WIN CAV s,
closely agure Is short at the back and long 10
'front.' and trimmed with bands OF black fox close
atting Jacket for young lady ID short cut stszgns
around with bands OF black asst rakhan Hand
some long paetos usually trimmed with black cub
bear or some long fleece fur. large variety OF rugs
and robes Of shown by this house. Gentiemens
gloves. collars seal and cloth coats lined with if
are great variety The house makes specially
OF coachmen outfits In regulation style Luxurous
foot nuns fur shown for sleighng parties ans
ladies' seal hats and hoods